Event Davos Klosters
DavosBiodivers: Mountain Forest, Deadwood
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Description
Wood from native forests is an important and natural raw material. Natural and species-rich forests also include dead trees that are left standing or lying around. What is the significance of deadwood for biodiversity? What is a deadwood island and how is it planned and implemented? How is deadwood perceived by guests and locals?
A forest engineer and a wilderness researcher share their knowledge.
Annabarbara Beilstein, Forest Engineer AWN
Sonja Wipf, Plant Ecologist SNP
Excursion on an easy route; Duration approx. 2 hours. Meeting point to be announced.
Equipment: clothing adapted to the weather, comfortable shoes for a walk on easy trails
Registration not required, information: Tel. 076 2330377
Veranstaltungsort
Davos Society of Natural Sciences
7265 Davos Wolfgang
Responsible for this content: Naturforschende Gesellschaft Davos.
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